Podcasts about Carton

The Jets are running a terrible backup plan behind Geno Smith, relying on fourth-round rookie Cade Klubnik, Bailey Zappe, and Brady Cook. C-Lo returns with updates on Cruz walking in the White Sox win in eleven, a pissed-off Aaron Boone, and Luis Robert Jr lifting the Mets past the Marlins. Plus, Mookie Wilson admits on the Carton show he didn't want to be up in big spots, and Gio claims Rami's day off to see Mumford & Sons was a total weather bust.

C-Lo's got the sounds of Cruz walking in a run to seal the White Sox win in eleven. Aaron Boone was pissed after the game about not scoring. Luis Robert Jr had the go ahead 2-run single as the Mets beat the Marlins. Mookie Wilson was on the Carton show and said he didn't want to be up in a big spot.

The Tiki Time Machine goes back to the Jets drafting Geno Smith in 2013, and the old WFAN reactions are stunning in hindsight. Evan Roberts, Tiki Barber and Shaun Morash revisit takes from Boomer Esiason, Craig Carton, Joe Benigno, Mike Francesa and a much younger Evan, then decide Francesa came closest to identifying the pick for what it really was: a second-round gamble on a quarterback the Jets did not truly love. The archives also uncover a young Tommy Lugauer receiving an on-air assignment from Boomer and Carton before delivering a polished sports minute on J.R. Smith. The nostalgia leads back to a familiar Jets problem, as Geno Smith's draft-day slide is compared to Cade Klubnik and the impossible criticism teams face when deciding how long to wait on a quarterback.

After setting Giants fans on fire, Carton doubles down on his claim that John Harbaugh is the most overrated coach in the NFL. Chris McMonigle pushes back, callers defend Harbaugh's résumé, and the debate quickly turns into one of the hottest Giants conversations of training camp.

Jerry's got Dave Sims call as the Yankees beat the White Sox with Ali Sanchez hitting his first career HR. Max Fried said he was not great, not terrible. The Mets beat the Braves as Lindor drove in 6 with a triple and two home runs. Plaxico Burress was with Carton and Lil' Wayne and was asked which was worse, playing for the Jets or going to prison.

On The Carton Show, Carton and C-Mac explore the disparity in media coverage regarding Kyle Shanahan's unreported car accident versus minor infractions by players like Geno Smith. They revisit a past confrontation with PETA over a show 'meat draft' involving a cow named Mookie before debating the proper etiquette for concert guests like Bruce Springsteen and Pat Monahan. The discussion also covers the Yankees' messy victory over the White Sox and rumors surrounding LeBron James and the Tyrese Maxey led 76ers. 01:22 - Livvy Dunne Vs Brooks Nader 06:45 - Evolution Of Adult Entertainment 11:50 - Kyle Shanahan Accident Reporting 18:08 - PETA Meat Draft Battle 27:15 - Psychology Of Personal Prayers 31:28 - Anthony Volpe Sloppy Error 36:15 - Springsteen Bon Jovi Duet 49:02 - LeBron James Sixers Rumors

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle get into a heated debate over the Giants' future, with Carton making the shocking case that Harbaugh may be one of the NFL's most overrated coaches. The guys break down Baltimore's late-game collapses, Lamar Jackson's playoff shortcomings, Brian Daboll's tenure, and what Giants fans should realistically expect in 2026.

Craig Carton and Big Mac react to former wide receiver Plaxico Burris comparing his time with the New York Jets to serving a prison sentence. They also debate whether the New York Giants can replicate recent historic playoff turnarounds and revisit Carton's awkward run-in with movie critic Rex Reed. 01:20 - NFL Playoff Turnaround History 05:00 - Giants Postseason Expectations Debate 11:35 - Plaxico Burris Slams Jets 15:30 - Jets Loser Culture Discussion 19:45 - Jets Draft Selection Critique 23:35 - Long Island Roadway Rant 27:35 - Carton Syracuse Career Story 32:00 - Port Jefferson Ferry Controversy 37:30 - Movie Review Discussion 42:30 - Famous Critic Encounter Story

On The Carton Show with Chris McMonigle, Craig unloads on LeBron's decision to join the 76ers, arguing the Knicks remain the undisputed kings of the Eastern Conference. Carton claims New York turned LeBron away, calls Philadelphia "MSG South," predicts Sixers fans will eventually turn on him, and debates whether the Sixers are even a legitimate threat to the defending NBA Champion Knicks. Will LeBron and the Sixers create the NBA's next great rivalry, or is Philadelphia destined for another playoff disappointment?

On The Carton Show with Chris McMonigle, Craig doubles down on why the defending NBA Champion New York Knicks have absolutely nothing to fear. From questioning Philadelphia's depth and LeBron's age to predicting chemistry issues with Joel Embiid, Tyrese Maxey, and Jaylen Brown, Carton says the Sixers are built for headlines—not championships.

On The Carton Show with Chris McMonigle, Craig explains why the Sixers are setting LeBron up for failure, why Philadelphia still isn't a true basketball town, and why he believes Sixers fans will eventually turn on the NBA legend if another playoff run ends in disappointment.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle dive into the Mets' struggling fan experience and ask whether Steve Cohen needs to do more to bring fans back to Citi Field. With the Mets struggling on the field, Craig argues the organization should lower ticket prices, parking costs, and concessions to show fans they understand their frustration. Would cheaper games, affordable food, and family-friendly pricing help get fans back in the stands?

Craig Carton sounds off on LeBron James and the NBA after the league delays releasing the 2026-27 schedule while waiting for LeBron's decision. Carton argues the defending NBA Champion New York Knicks deserve to be the center of attention—not a 43-year-old superstar deciding his next team.

Craig and Big Mac criticize the NBA for delaying the season schedule release to accommodate LeBron James' free agency. They also analyze the Yankees' trade deadline needs and recount the origin of Aaron Rodgers' family feud. 01:20 - Football Scent In The Air 03:06 - Yankees Pitching And Offense 05:45 - NBA Schedule LeBron Drama 16:20 - Therapy For Mets Fans 19:50 - Big Mac's Gotham No-Show 24:00 - Yankees Trade Deadline Talk 39:25 - Aaron Rodgers' Family Feud 44:20 - Open Door Policy Debate

Craig Carton and C-Mac tear into the New York Mets' ticket pricing strategies and the organization's disconnect from its fan base. They analyze current StubHub prices for future games and discuss Pete Alonso's anticipated return to Citi Field with the Baltimore Orioles. Additionally, the conversation shifts to media industry egos and Craig's review of the film, The Odyssey. 01:50 - Summer Sun And Shaving 07:48 - Media Egos And Retirements 17:10 - Mets Ticket Price Analysis 23:46 - Pete Alonso Return To Queens 31:12 - Carton Reviews The Odyssey 44:09 - LeBron James NBA Hostage 50:05 - Rant Against Station Management 58:08 - Parking And Concession Issues 01:02:48 - Carton New Weed Strain

It's a wild hour on The Carton Show! Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle rip into the Yankees' lifeless offense, question Cody Bellinger's disappointing season, debate John Harbaugh's viral Giants speech, and Craig drops a surprising rumor about the New York Jets potentially moving their practice facility back to New York. Plus, the guys take hilarious calls, react to ESPN's Ryan Clark situation, and go completely off the rails with classic Carton storytelling.

Craig Carton and Zach Gelb examine the New York Yankees' postseason outlook and the impact of Jazz Chisholm Jr. They discuss the New York Jets' new white-on-white uniforms and are joined by Jim Leyritz to reflect on his 2001 9/11 home run. The conversation also highlights Bobby Valentine's take on Mets analytics and the messy firing of Ryan Clark from ESPN. 02:11 - Intro With Zach Gelb 06:45 - Yankees World Series Outlook 12:15 - Jets New White Uniforms 28:05 - Jim Leyritz Joins Segment 35:50 - AI Pitch Calling Debate 29:30 - Lionel Richie Concert Snub 16:10 - Bobby Burack Firing Analysis 19:15 - Bobby Valentine Joins Segment 30:35 - Hoffman Birthday Celebration

raig Carton goes OFF on music legends Bruce Springsteen and Lionel Richie during a hilarious conversation with Zach Gelb filling in on The Carton Show on WFAN! Craig explains why he'll never forgive Lionel Richie after a canceled Madison Square Garden concert, questions Bruce Springsteen's singing ability despite calling him an all-time songwriter, and the guys even play a hilarious game of naming famous "Mikes."

Craig Carton is joined by Zach Gelb, filling in for Chris McMonigle, for a lively discussion on the Yankees' World Series chances without Aaron Judge, the upcoming MLB trade deadline, and the state of the American League. The conversation also shifts to the NFL as Carton and Gelb debate the Patriots' outlook, the Jets' ceiling this season, and whether New York's new white uniforms deserve all the hype. As it stays fresh, the guys also react to Ryan Clark's ESPN departure and take calls from fans on the biggest stories in sports.

Willie Colon joins Craig Carton to react to news of Ryan Clark's departure from ESPN and the etiquette of supporting friends during professional setbacks. They delve into the concept of personal grudge lists and how relationships shift during times of public humiliation. The conversation also explores the Knicks' recent championship success and Cam Skattebo's playing style. 10:16 - Traffic Report and ESPN 16:19 - Etiquette After Public Firings 21:53 - Keeping A Grudge List 27:54 - Knicks Championship Parade Talk 33:37 - Cam Skattebo Mentality Analysis

Willie Colon fills in for Big Mac to analyze the Yankees' recent series against the Dodgers and the injury scare involving Cam Skatabo's viral backflip. They also discuss the news regarding Ryan Clark's departure from ESPN, the ongoing MetLife Stadium turf debate, and Amar'e Stoudemire's surprising new business venture. 02:05 - Willie Colon Joins 03:54 - Halftime Show Critique 07:16 - Disney Cruise Review 09:15 - Yankees Dodgers Recap 13:45 - Skatabo Backflip Scare 16:45 - Jackson Dart Lifestyle 24:00 - Bronx Hoops Stories 27:50 - Willie's Jiu-Jitsu Training 29:40 - Nick Newell Fight 35:15 - Tim Tebow Story 37:20 - Ryan Clark Discourse 40:55 - Clark ESPN Departure 46:10 - Fantasia Crying Story 48:05 - Boutique Experience 36:20 - MetLife Turf Debate 39:15 - Dodgers Investigation News 43:05 - Stoudemire Cattle Farm 48:25 - Chicken Farming Dispute 57:25 - Papa Don't Preach 29:00 - Knicks Championship Parade

Carton and Big Mac clash over the entertainment value of the Home Run Derby before diving into the future of New York's football franchises. They discuss the contrasting off-seasons of Jaxson Dart and Geno Smith, leading Carton to issue a controversial prediction about divisional success. 01:30 - Home Run Derby Debate 04:45 - All-Star Event Quality 09:24 - Ben Rice Derby Struggles 12:40 - Geno Smith Off-Field Issues 16:28 - Jaxson Dart Offseason Focus 20:04 - Giants Training Camp Expectations 23:33 - New York Football Culture 31:28 - Bold AFC East Prediction 35:23 - Comparing NFL Quarterback Futures 38:55 - Big Mac Giant Loyalty

Carton returns from vacation to join Big Mac for a breakdown of the New York Mets' embarrassing sweep and the New York Yankees' recent winning streak. They participate in a "blind rank" game to identify the weekend's biggest losers, covering everything from nature attacks to celebrity news. The discussion also explores Smurfette's secret history, Adam Schefter's business ties, and a wild listener story about a beach prank. 01:50 - Carton Returns from Vacation 05:20 - Mets Swept by Boston 09:15 - Blind Rank Weekend Fails 17:25 - Paul Virzi and Comedy 25:30 - Smurfette's Secret History 36:45 - Bryce Harper Cameo Drama 47:45 - Geno Smith Speeding Controversy

Carton returns from vacation to break down the Mets' mid-season collapse and join Big Mac in ranking the weekend's most embarrassing sports and pop culture moments. They also analyze the Yankees' recent win streak and engage in a heated discussion on whether professional success is defined by championship rings or Hall of Fame status. 01:50 - Carton Returns and Mets Struggles 08:25 - Ranking the Worst Weekends 16:05 - Yankees Win Streak Discussion 19:45 - Jay-Z Concert Delay Chaos 25:15 - Smurfs and Cartoon Crushes 35:30 - McGregor Injury and UFC Fallout 42:55 - Eli Manning vs Dan Marino 49:40 - Geno Smith Traffic Stop Drama

Craig Carton returns from vacation and discovers something happened while he was gone: The Carton Show apparently became “Chris McMonigle” on the Audacy app! After a caller exposes the change, Craig launches an on-air investigation to find out who renamed the show, while Big Mac insists he had absolutely nothing to do with it. Anthony Gallo gets called into the studio, deadlines are issued, blame starts flying and the entire show goes off the rails.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to yet another troubling offseason headline involving Jets quarterback Geno Smith. After Smith was reportedly pulled over for speeding and driving without his license, Craig questions whether the Jets can truly trust him to be the face and leader of the franchise. Is this signing already showing signs of becoming a disaster before the season even begins?

Le football – en particulier au moment de compétitions comme la Coupe du monde –, est un moment de communion. Mais pour beaucoup de femmes, chaque match est un risque. Que l'équipe favorite remporte la victoire ou soit défaite par son adversaire, les coups vont s'abattre sur elles et leurs enfants. Selon des études menées en Angleterre pour les Coupes du monde 2002, 2006 et 2010, les violences conjugales ont augmenté de 26 % en cas de victoire ou de match nul de l'équipe nationale et jusqu'à 38 % en cas de défaite. Un phénomène qui concerne tous les sports et tous les pays.

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Jérôme Rothen se chauffe contre un autre consultant, un éditorialiste ou un acteur du foot.

Aujourd'hui, Joëlle Dago-Serry, coach de vie, Charles Consigny, avocat, et Didier Giraud, éleveur de bovins, débattent de l'actualité autour d'Alain Marschall et Olivier Truchot.

Aujourd'hui, Joëlle Dago-Serry, coach de vie, Charles Consigny, avocat, et Didier Giraud, éleveur de bovins, débattent de l'actualité autour d'Alain Marschall et Olivier Truchot.

Pour débuter l'émission de ce lundi 6 juillet 2026, les GG : Joëlle Dago-Serry, coach de vie, Charles Consigny, avocat, et Didier Giraud, éleveur de bovins, débattent du sujet du jour : "Mondial 2026 : Trump intervient, un carton rouge annulé" et "Cédric Jubillar avoue le meurtre de sa femme Delphine".

Jerry with more of Team USA's win in the World Cup and Steve Cohen about players being able to play in New York with more pressure. He also talked about the process for finding a new manager for next year. Mets & Yanks lost yesterday. Also, C-Mac tried to bring up the Rangers trade but Carton told him nobody knows who the hockey players are.

We start with Steve Cohen's podcast appearance, where he shared his extreme worry over the Mets' regressed farm system and confirmed the past conflict between Lindor and Soto. Next, Jerry's update delivers the sounds of Team USA's World Cup win, followed by more clips of Cohen discussing player pressure and the search for a new manager. From there, the Mets lose big to the Blue Jays after trailing 9-0, the Yankees drop their seventh straight to the Tigers, and Carton shuts down C-Mac's attempt to talk about a Rangers trade. Finally, we close with Gio changing his mind about the two people who climbed the outside of the Empire State Building.

With the Bronx Bombers in the middle of a brutal losing streak, Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle tackle the biggest question in New York: Has the Yankees standard really fallen? Carton pushes back on the outrage, arguing that despite the frustration, the Yankees are still one of baseball's winningest franchises and that calling this era "the dark days" is an insult to what real losing looks like. The guys debate Aaron Boone, Brian Cashman, the expectations that come with wearing pinstripes, and why making the playoffs every year still matters—even if championships haven't followed.

Craig Carton and C-Mac evaluate the state of the New York Yankees and whether the franchise's championship standard has slipped in recent years. They also explore the possibility of LeBron James joining the Knicks for a veteran minimum deal and argue over the necessity of apple pie on Independence Day. 01:20 - Lionel Richie Concert Grudge 05:45 - July Fourth Party Etiquette 10:50 - The Great Pie Debate 15:15 - Evaluating The Yankee Standard 19:40 - Postseason Championship Expectations 23:35 - Independence Day Traditions 27:45 - Holiday Food Allegations 34:15 - LeBron To The Knicks 38:50 - Knicks Championship Pursuit

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Chris McMonigle and Craig debate whether Cohen's commitment to Stearns is smart ownership or completely tone-deaf, especially with the Mets sitting near the bottom of the National League and reportedly preparing to sell at the trade deadline.

The Yankees have dropped five straight, the offense has disappeared, and now Aaron Judge's injury timeline is raising even more concerns. Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle debate whether this is officially a "June swoon," why Ben Rice and Cam Schlittler must carry the team, and what Judge's latest rehab update means for the Yankees' playoff hopes.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle react to the New York Mets' disastrous season and debate whether owner Steve Cohen has become part of the problem. After discussing Wally Backman as a potential manager, the conversation turns into a heated debate over Carlos Mendoza, David Stearns, Cohen's social media presence, rising Citi Field prices, and whether the billionaire owner should actually consider selling the team.

Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle break down the ugly series, discuss whether Aaron Boone deserves the criticism, question Jazz Chisholm's recent behavior, and explain why injuries—not a complete collapse—are driving the Yankees' struggles. The guys also react to the Malik Beasley gambling indictment, discuss Steve Cohen's future with the Mets, and celebrate the Knicks bringing Landry Shamet back while hinting that Mitchell Robinson could be next.

Carton and Big Mac analyze Steve Cohen's controversial behavior and his perceived disconnect from the Mets' fan base. Former Mets second baseman Wally Backman joins the studio to discuss his desire to manage the team and improve clubhouse accountability. They also examine the Yankees' recent sweep by the Red Sox and break down the news of Landry Shamet's new contract with the Knicks. 01:50 - Steve Cohen's Mets Controversies 07:28 - Fan Ejections and Signs 12:53 - David Stearns Leadership Evaluation 17:52 - Wally Backman Studio Interview 24:50 - Clubhouse Chemistry and Accountability 30:23 - Analytics vs Old School Baseball 37:10 - Yankees Lost Weekend Analysis 42:41 - Steve Cohen Ownership Perspective 53:58 - Mets Managerial Candidates 58:36 - Ja Morant Trade Impact

Craig Carton and Big Mac react to the New York Mets' free fall and owner Steve Cohen's social media interactions with frustrated fans. They examine Eric Chavez's insights into clubhouse dynamics and debate the New York Yankees' struggles after a sweep in Boston. The conversation also features a touching call from an 89-year-old die-hard fan and a critique of Emmanuel Acho's take on Caitlin Clark. 01:08 - New York Baseball Meltdown 04:17 - Cohen's Out of Touch Tweets 11:16 - Eric Chavez Clubhouse Claims 17:54 - Wally Backman for Manager 24:37 - 89-Year-Old Fan Call 35:03 - Carton's New Rochelle Induction 42:56 - Acho's Caitlin Clark Comments

Le Café du Mondial — vendredi 26 juin 2026 - Rendez-vous à 16h10 TU et 21h10 TU sur RFI, YouTube et Facebook Live ! Au menu : la dernière ligne droite des groupes du Mondial, des Lions sous pression, un choc Haaland-Mbappé, des Éléphants historiques…   Sénégal-Irak : match de la 3è place… et peut-être plus ! Les Lions de la Téranga doivent se relever, corriger leurs erreurs et sauver ce qui peut encore l'être. Sursaut sénégalais ou retour à la maison ? Norvège-France : le choc pour la 1ère place ! Haaland face aux Bleus, Mbappé en miroir, et Guy Stéphan aux commandes en l'absence de Didier Deschamps : grosse affiche à Boston La première place est en jeu, mais la gestion physique aussi…faut-il jouer à fond ou déjà penser aux seizièmes ? Les Éléphants entrent dans l'histoire ! Victoire 2-0 contre Curaçao, doublé de Nicolas Pépé , et première qualification ivoirienne pour la phase à élimination directe d'un Mondial. La Côte d'Ivoire a franchi un cap ! Un vrai déclic pour aller plus loin ? Équateur : presque historique ! La Tri renverse l'Allemagne 2-1, file en seizièmes, provoque un jour férié national ! et décroche une place de troisième à 4 points synonyme de qualification ! Et comme chaque vendredi, place aux Cartons Vidéo de nos téléspectateurs et de nos consultants : Carton vert pour applaudir, carton rouge pour sanctionner et carton jaune pour alerter ! Présentation : Annie Gasnier | Consultants : Xavier Barret, Rémy Ngono, Benjamin Moukandjo | Chef d'édition : David Fintzel | Technique/Réalisation : Laurent Salerno. ► Le calendrier Coupe du monde ► Notre dossier spécial.

Craig Carton reacts to the New York Mets firing manager Carlos Mendoza, arguing that the move was an act of mercy by owner Steve Cohen. He discusses why the blame now shifts entirely to David Stearns and considers whether a fiery personality like Wally Backman should lead the clubhouse. The conversation also touches on Carton's social media feud with Aubrey Huff and the general lack of accountability within the current roster. 01:20 - Mendoza Firing Reaction 05:15 - Stearns Accountability Debate 14:40 - Aubrey Huff Feud 18:50 - Mets Roster Struggles 26:35 - Wally Backman Discussion 36:10 - Future Mets Leadership 42:15 - Stearns Press Conference 46:15 - Summer Drink Talk

Carton explains why Steve Cohen actually did Mendoza a favor, shifts the blame squarely onto David Stearns, questions the future of the Mets organization, and breaks down what happens next with Andy Green taking over as interim manager.

Evan & Tiki are live from the parade and hear from the speeches at City Hall as the Knicks celebrate their championship with their fans. Plus, Evan & Tiki on the chaotic scene from the parade (15:52); Tommy Lugauer joins in at City Hall (30:15); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle recap the atmosphere from the parade (48:53; Carton sounds off on celebrities having a float (1:09:31); Boomer & Gio hear from callers live from the parade (1:25:18).

Evan & Tiki are live from the parade and hear from the speeches at City Hall as the Knicks celebrate their championship with their fans. Plus, Evan & Tiki on the chaotic scene from the parade (15:52); Tommy Lugauer joins in at City Hall (30:15); Craig Carton and Chris McMonigle recap the atmosphere from the parade (48:53; Carton sounds off on celebrities having a float (1:09:31); Boomer & Gio hear from callers live from the parade (1:25:18).

Jerry's first update has James Dolan on the Carton Show talking about apologizing to fans for this taking so long. He also talked about running it back and the salary structure in the NBA. Mike Breen was also on the Carton Show and talked about it taking 28 hours to get home. Jerry can't believe Breen was flying commercial with a connecting flight.